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Affair." i'm West Washtn~to,.

NorEs.-Miss Emma L. du Ftef, of 800 street.
town Md.--The Young Mems Catholic Union
gave an excursion to Bay Ridge Yesterday which
was largely attended-The weeds on 32d street,
are nearly covered by them.-See advertisement
elsewhere OF Citizens Committee meeting to-mor.
row evening.
TRMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT A.
M.-Great Falls, temperature, rs; condition, 30;
receiving reservoir, temperature, so; condition at
north connection, Is; condition at south cOnnec-
ton, SO; distributing reservoir, temperature, 70;
condition at tnhuent gate-house SO; condition at
emuent gate-house, 36. High tide in the river to-
day at 100 am: low tide l :57 p. m.
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Sales Of Real Extate.

George E. Moore, jr., has bought of H. NJ. New
man. part lot g. SO. SIS, for $500; it fronts 90
feet by 100, on the south side of street. between
4tn ana oth sts northwest. Mrs. Mary w. Curtis,
49, 30. 3S3; 81. SO by So ~ on 9th street. between
b and streets Southwest
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The remainder OF our b. 40. so and 60c. Swiss
Edgings-in g. 10, IL, IL and 13inch widthS-w1il
be sold at the rate OF 25c. yard such bargain
In such desirable goods will never again De equaed
LANsBURGH & BRO,
400 80 424. 426 9TH st.
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Among the Carsnlen.

THE POTOMAC RIVER AND STATEN ISLAND REGATTAG
At meeting OF the joint committee Of the Poto-
mac River regatta at the Potomac boat-house last
evening ii was decided to have eight-oared shells
senior and Junior; fOur-oared Shells four-oared
gigs and senior and Junior singles, making six
Races III ali. The proposition to have a light
weight four-oared race vas discussed, but no cor
cluSiOn was reached. The circulars Will be sent
out in few days.
The Potomac Club Will hold a special meeting
this evening to decide whether or not to send the
Potomac eight 10 Staten Island September to row
for the 81, 900 prize cup.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for the "a hours commencing ut d. M
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland and
virginia, fair weather, winds shifting TO west
erly, slight changes In temperature.
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The New Police Regulations.

To-day In the Police Court, Judge Harper, there
were several cases under the new police regula-
lions. Chas. Wharton was charged with running
cab without lights, but, pleading that his lights
were JoStled out crossing the railroad tracks on
suspended sentence. Philip Parker cOlored DOR
Ter, was charged with running tricycle. without
:. night. and, pleading ignorance, similar action
was taken,
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1902 FIFTEENTH ST.
lAAo Washington, D. G.

The Misses Kerrs School for Young Ladies and Chill.
dren will reopen Wednesday, September 21st. Ac-
commodations for limited number Of Boarding
Scholars An especial conveyance for the use of pupils
living at distance. Until September LIST address for
particulars and circular 1926 st. aul6-lm
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RERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
S23 14TH ST. n W..
OPEN ALL SUMNER
practical knowledge of FRENCH GERMAN AND
SPANISH acquired in ONE TWO TERMS
Reduced fees for summer. free trial lessona
Highest references. ,eoo
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= WITHIN G. SHORTLID6E'S
, MEDIA ACADEMY: At MEDIA, PA,

Thirty minutes from Broad Street Station One Of
the best equipped and best managed schools. All
Students board with the Principal Teachers all men
and graduates of Harvard Yale Princeton University
of Pennsylvania, other frst-class Colie2es Fine
buildings; single double. OF communicating rooms,
it steam radiator and is completely furnished New
Athletic Grounds Gymnasium refitted and heated
by steam. Best instruction, best care, best table
Special opportunities for apt students advance rap
idly. Special private tutoring for backward boys
Patrons students may select studies or chose an
English Scientific Business C9llege Preparatory, or
cal Laboratory, with twenty four cases. Superior
PRACTICAL BUSINESS Department in Commercial Course
writing. &c &c. More fully supplied with apparatus
than any other College fitting Commercial School
hundred students Every teacher deyotes his whole
every home comfort the best education and the best
training: fixed price covers every expense even
books No extras except for music. No incidental
expenses. No examinations for admission. New illus
trated catalogue sent free to any address
SWITH1N c. SHORTLIDGE, A B. M
(Harvard Graduate,) Media Pa
The Principal will be at the Riggs House FRIDAY
September2. ault;-lm
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Another Defeat.
THE WASHINGT0NS FALL VICTIMS TO THE BOSTONS-
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY

THE wASHINGToNS FAIL VICTIMS TO THE BOSTONs-
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.
The WashingtO1S met the BOStOnS in Worcester
yesterday, and were defeated by a score of to 5.
The game was We'll contested throughout GIL
more struck out nine men, but this good work was
more than cOunterbalanced by his wildness, which
gave six men their base and resulted In txo OF the
runs. Stemmyer pitched for the BOstonS and nine
clean hits We're made Off his delivery The errors
were plentiful On both sides. Hines and Myers
did the best stick work for the Statesmen.
Other games yesterday resulted as follows: Phil
adelphia, 3; New York, 2. Baltimore, g; Metro
ais, 10; lie Droits, s. SociaIs 10; Black STOCKINGS
OF Alexandria, o.
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DR. BTCKwEIIS DiarrhPa and DySentery syrup
IS recommended by all who give IL a trial.
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WALL PAPERS and Window Shades; latest de-
signs. r W. Henderson & Co., lib st. NV.
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A Blow Which May Result Fatally.

SERIOUS RESULT OF QUARREL AMONG COLORED
BOYS.
Yesterday afternoon, in Shows alley, between
and and Gath and 18th streets northwest,
while crowd OF cOlOred boys were playing, two
of them Chas. Allen and Fred. Downs, about ILL.,
teen years OF age, got into a quarrel, and Allen
drew his knife TO cut Downs. The dispute between
them was apparently settled without the use Of
the knife, and Downs sat down upon a doorstep in
the alley. A few minutes later AIKEN came along
the lett temple, knocking him senseless. The in
Jured boy was taken to his home, where he was at
tended by DR.. Bishop, who pronounced his injuries
serious. Allen escaped, but was arrested last
night by Officers Keere and Maddox. This morn
Ing the injured boy complained OF a severe pain in
the back of his head He appeared much worse
than he did last night.
To-day Ia the Police Court a charge of assault
against Alien was continued
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EDMoNsroN's SHOE SToREs-Last discount day,
August 20 Buy shoes now. You Will save money.
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MANDHELING JAVA COFFEE. : YOU WILL
wi never know what it is to drink the Richest and
Best Coffee produced in all the world until you have
tried q GENUINE MANDHELING. Very few mer-
chants sell it because of the small profit ii affords
Still we have found after several Of constant
experiment in keeping it regularly in stock that
sales have sufficiently increased TO than make
the difference. our sales OF it having already reached
marvellous proportions. This entirely overcomes
ether drawback commonly experienced by others
VIZ. That of Offering Coffee not freshly roasted We
roast these goods day. and frequently twice
day, and hence the Coffee is scarcely cold when de-
hvered 20 the customer ELPHONZO YOUNGS CO,
42S 9Th St, bet d and E y6
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Three WoOdSawyer. in Trouble.

THEY SPEND THE NIGHT IN TIE LOOKUP FOR yIo-
LATISG THE POLICE REGULATIONS.
The spectators at the Police Court this morning
looked with pity upon three aged colored men who
were In the dock charged by Officer Sanford with
violating the police regulations in south Washing
ton They walked into the dock with the assist
ance or canes They are woodsawyers and were
arrested and locked up for saving and splitting
wood on the sidewalk They were Henry Butler
Henry Lewis, and Jno. Andy. They were arraigned
Tor violating the regulations Il was guilty.
answered one OF the old men, $50 IS L. answered
another. Use guilty also" answered the third
defendant, ''but did not know de law
The prosecuting attorney said he thought the
gested that they be released their own recOgni-
Zance. The trio OF w0OdsaWyers walked up 10 the
raul. and Mr. Forrest asked how long they had been
locked up. They said they were arrested before IL
o'clock yesterday morning, and had been locked
up since that time.
''Dd you know that you were Violating the
law?' asked Mr.. Forrest
DE Lord knows did not" answered one of
them.
.'How much wood did you have to saw and
splltf' asked the judge.
HALF a cord" answered one defendant. Sand
we was only hall through" added another.
II think these men have been sufficiently pun-
ished,' said the judge, land Will take their per
Sonal recOgniZance.'
The clerk then proceeded TO take their bonds
which requires them 10 acknowl ledge their ipdebt
edneSs 10 the District In the sum OF 800 m they
repeat the o1ense, and they also agree TO surren-
der their goods" and "chattels" IL they shouid
violate the provisions OF their bond.
Ihank you sir; thank you, sir, ''chorused the
DEFENDANTS
THAI Law Will break up their profession said
the Judge. ~
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GARDEN VASES at less than cost price at Shedd &
Bros, Az 9th street.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Woop,s ComxrRc1A1 School.

QUO u. open SeptemDer J..
instruction in Book keeping, Orthogrsphy, Penman-
ship. Arithmetic, Geography. Grammar History, and
5 to and to p Tuition, &5 per month; Slo per
quarter, and $40 for one year COURT F. WOOD,
m prjnc;rsa
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1SAsnOp Efelan0 Answers MC(SIVnn.
AE SAYS THERE Is NO ATTEMPT BEING MADE TO
GERAANIzE' THE CATHOLIC CHURCH.
DR.. McGlynn has recently asserted in
tne North american RerieW that the
Germans were making united effort to Ger
MAMIE the Catholic Church in the Northwest
ana Eastern newspapers have published inter-
views to the same purport. Prominent German
catholics In st. Paul deny this and say the coming
German Catholic Congress at Chicago has no such
oDJect. Delegates from St. Paul would oppose
any such movement. Bishop Ireland says:
'fhe Catholics OF German birth or
descent In America are making no attempt
10 German1ze either church or country. Assertions
TO the contrary are founded, SO far as they have
any foundation, upon the sayings OF individual
Germans, who are in no way Representative men.
ana VINO have no noticeable following. The
cnuIc1 IN America, In all her human appointments,
Is not German, nor Irish, nor French, nor Polish,
nor Italian. It is American. Her own principles
permit her to be nothing else. In my opinion this
general meeting OF German laymen and priests at
Chlcago VIII De sort Of good-natured hand
shaking. II anything else, the originators OF H.
and partctpators in it will have made, in the ewes
OF the Church and country, a great and unrortu-
nate mistake"
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

MARTYN's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
The IN S'9 st s.. psaf City Pest Office
Fail i keEsr IN bsy and
nsf1 aa Senior
OF ORB BANKING ing and Office
ence, Pen,pansip, Exchange Interest Discount Com
and Psrs q
Spnf Taon s
s so
s @ psas in
nata ay sf Lite s O
ss ~
to 9 p. H.. or by 1nail. Catalogue free,
E. E. ( H MkSEkN 4 f IT, e e. Principal
made b. the %ant can saSr at tine
PoCK HILL COLLEGE. ELLICOTT CITY, MD
s M sns
The Modern Languages and Drawing are taught with
fr Un 1ee
RRooKvIILE ,AIce,AATPlEnIY, MONTGOMERY
~, HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS
for circularsto Rev. Dr.. c. K NELSON. PrssideRs:
CPEYcERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR. 9TH
- and Sta. nw-A practical business education that
a1aliaes Young men and women to support them
life. Thorough instruction given in Rapid Writing.
the English Language, Correspondence Rapid Calcu-
latlOn, Book keeping, Business Practice Cvics, or
Science Of Citizenship, Stenography and Type Mri-
ting. Regular Day and Evening Sessions resumed
THURSDAY: September l, at 9 am. and u IN.
Office open for arrangements by the quarter.
on and utter Monday, August 80 A Full Corps of
Teachers Tuition fees-Regular business course day
sessions, $40. payable $40 on entering and
balance in monthly nstall!nents of $40 each; a year
scholarship paid In full entering $780, tuition per
quarter OF ten weeks, $50, paid ON entering Might
Sessions-Tuition: SIG for three months, $50 for
one year Seats are assigned in the order of regstra-
ton Special advantages secured by being present
the opening Of day night sessions. Illustrated Cir
cular sent free on application
HENRY c. SPENCER, Principal
MRS. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice-Principal. aus
M 0RAv!AN SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
III Bethlehem. Pa. Established 1749 and in success.
full operation since Offers college course or
preparatory instruction at moderate cost ty3O-lm
NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE AND WINDSOR FEE
IN male COllege.-Separate buildings Full gradual
ing courses with degrees. Also primary, preparatory
and business departments. Fall sessions open Septen
Der IA. 1887 Catalogues application. Address
Rev. A. NJ. JELLY, DID,. fres't, New Windsor, Md.
jy22-2n.
NOTRE DAME OF MARYLAND COLLEGIATE
~ Institute FOL Young Ladies and Preparatory School
for Little Girls EMILIA P. o. three miles from Balti-
more, Nd Conducted by the Sisters of Notre Dame.
oeno lor Catalogue. ty2O-m,w&s2m
DEEKSKILL On. " MILITARY ACADEMY
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SUMNER RESORTS.

ssisss f.nily house. Immediately :
au15-1Ots MRS M1EEY
patty 15S suss.s newly iprnis5sd table 40
ss ssssP s; shn
k Nd rfSsiTITss,. sSsSfis'0T
- FokEsr GLEN PARK. ND
R R.sSn;s ?; and O. R R. Only miles from
Of h Il {: RaSs Mater
Apply to hs ESissi sfH
Telephone call 77s Once 1905 ,s 8: niM
SHENANDOAH, ALUM SPRINGS. yA-sIx VA
= rieties mineral waters. large lawn eleva- - 4
s ssa 4 films s E0r pamphlet 'ns sT F,ss ID
HOTEL DENNIS. ATLANTIC CITY, NJ-a.A
sea fesS:sHI Open Bo os9 ihs
& 5...e SE1Hss SsSSEz BEACH DELAWARE Mf
xsna Railroad access direct to the Hotel Trans leave
Washington for RehGboth Beach. Delaware at " :O5
noon Change at Baltimore and arrive at Rehoboth
susF; 8. s ssE S nsu.s Or f
CA1sk1LL MoUS sAkSfooA.
oLAK LAKE GEORGE = sADIRoNDAcKs.
oI,u Al tSI Ia Sun0 SOs eXpreSS tralns on
West Shore Railroad will run Daily, except Sunday
to and from the Jersey City Staten Of the Pennsy
trains to and from WASHINGTON.
Leave Jersey City Station at $50 M Ar NAY
rive Hotel Kaaterskill, via Kingston 2:24 r. I..K&
n Grand Hotel :45 Pm; Ph9nicia, Il; 55 pm !:
Mount House Station, rs Palenvie, 30 pm
Drawing room Cars Jersey City to Grand Hotel Sta
ton and to PhGnicia Qor Hotel Kaaterskl and Noun.
tain House,.
1s sARAT9SA AND ocArsK1IL MT; EXPRESS
s5 b S1s Knsston AZ Em Grand Hotel 40 p
r.; dPasnv1lle 20 Pm Arrive Saratoga 80 pm
Cars ih;iladelphia to Grand Hotel Station and to
HS1ss, and New York to Sarstoga. 49,, .,.
Leave Washington 8 100 Am. Arrive Hotel kaater.
skill via Kingston. 9l3 pm. Grand Hotel. 8 :45 p
m: Phnnicia. 81 pm. Mt House Station, 200 p.
n; Palenyille. :O5 pm. Arrive Saratoga 8: 10 pm.
and to Phoenicis lfor Hotel ksaterskil and Mountain
Housel and Washington to Saratoga.
Purchase tickets at Pennsylvania Railroad Offices
and connect in the Jersey City Station for all northern
resorts by West Shore Railroad. Baggage checked
through
C. T.. LAMBERT
1e27-3m General Passenger Agent, New York.
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ExcURsIoN.-The wyandotte Pleasure Club R1yes
an excursion this evening TO Marshall Hail on the
steamer Corcoran, which leaves her wharf st $50
O'Clock. ~ ~
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SPEAKING TUBES. Iron safes repaired.
j. III. kUEHLTSG,
1912 Pennsylvania avenue.
SAVE eyesight. consult Hempler, ave-, COR Az.
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FINANCIAL.

THO THE STOCKHOLDERS
II THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
The undersigned. representing for themselves and
Railroad Company, believe that change in the Board
of Directors will promote the best Of the
Company and bring better results stockholders
We have. therefore, decided to prepare ticket for
the coming election, which will include some of the
members of the present Board and others who can be
relied upon for effective service and for which we ask
the support of all stockholders.
ticket to be prepared or the policy to be pursued Will
please call upon any of the undersigned
Elijah Smith. President John b. Trevor
Oregon 4 Transconu- John D. Rockefeller
mental Co. Chas- L. Colby.
Work, Strong L Co. Richardson. Hill A Co
j. ID. Probst l. Co.. Moore Schley
Chase HigRinson Drake Mastin & Co.
Edward Sweet Co. Henry Clews Co
James B. Colgate. Colgate Hoyt
Macintosh, klous & Co LAdenburg Thslmann 4
Prince Whitley. Co.
Charles Head & Co.
New York, August Sth 1887. sul3-lot
DOND NIGHTS ON WAsHIN GTON GAS STOCK
I'D Scrip bought and sold Volta aud American
Graphophone Stocks for sale. CORSON MACART
NEf, Bankers, Glover Building, 14l9 ST. jy2O-lm
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An Excuse for Capt. Walker.

From the New York Times
Capt. John Parker Walker, Of Tompkinsville
Staten Island, who got black eye forkfssing Jes
sic Solomon in an ice-cream saloon last week. en-
tered West Point in 1865. "That was two wears
before was admitted" said a Military Academy
graduate yesterday, Sand we became well ac-
quainted He was one OF the brightest and most
popular men in his class, but was always er-
ratio In DIS ways and ideas. At one of the ex-
was FOUND TO be insane and was placed in the asy-
lum at washington. lie returned TO the Military
Academy the next year, and was graduated
with the class Of 1866. During his last
year at West Point his conduct was
SO cranky that his friends among
the cadets considered him irresponsible for many
OF his acts. l remember that whea he returned
rom the asylum he had a strong religious craze,
wnlcn, however, did not continue long. Walker
misfortune has placed him where he is entitled to
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AIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
For Improved and Economic Cookery.
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Only sort guaranteed GENUINE by Baron Lebig
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The Finest Meat Flavoring Stock USE il for
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Efficient TONIC in all cases Of Weakness and Di-
gestive Disorders
LIEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF MEAT
Highly recommended a Nightcap instead Of Al
coholic drinks.
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GENUINE ONLY with fac-simile of Baron LiebiRss
signature in black ink across label :
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
To be had Of all Storekeepers Grocers and Chem
ists Sole Agents for the United States whole
sale only, c, David Co.. 8 Fenchurch avenue,
London. England e
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An ErrOneOus Arrest.

A SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST AN ALLEGED WASHING
TON NEWSPAPER MAN.
An Omaha, Neb., dispatch says that yesterday
j. +. Riley, newspaper man from Washington,
ID. c., who has been In Omaha for two months, was
arrested on charge OF embezzling $4,000 from
the Union Trust Co., Of Philadelphia. He was
arrested as James n. Taggart, on information fur
nished by Pinkerton. On examination Mr.. Riley
proved that he was not Taggart and Edward [.
As soon as released Mr.. Riley brought suit against
the Trust Co. for $4,000 and got service on Per
klnS. suit Will be commenced against Pinkerton
for a like amount to-day.
No newspaper man by the name Of j. F. Riley Is
known In this city. II. c. Riley was for Two years
connected with the National Republican, and left
here to accept position on the Chicago Nan.
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Auausr BAReA1xs.

We have just finished taking account of stock and
find we have quite . lot of ODDS AND ENDS in each
Department We don't care to carry them over. 20
have Lowered the Price to Close them out
One Lot CHECK NAINSOOK former prics, &C. and
&C. now &c.
One Lot FRENCH PLAID ORaANDIEs: former
price 12c. and 15c.; now 1Oc.
All of our INDIA LINENS MARKED DOWN.
One Lot COLORED DRESS GOODS that sold for IL
and 15c. We have punched them all at 1Oc
We stin have quite q Stock of HAMBURG EDGIN0
left over. We don't want carry them over 20 have
lowered the price to close out
One Case very Best SHIFTING PRINTS: choice
styles, &c.
Choice styles in FRENCH AND AMERICAN SAT.
TEENS, 12o and 25c.
Remnants Of Colored DRESS GOODS ct half price
PARASOLS ct less than cost.
Bargains In Ladies' and Gents GAUZR UNDER
WEAR, HOSIERY. GLOVES. &c. &c.
Choice styles In Yard-Wide LAWNS &C.; former
price, Zoe.
JOHNSON. GARNER & co,
su10 036 Pennsyivsnia ave. nv.
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FrssEIL's ICE-CREAA.

FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy, HOO Pa ava
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

CHOKT ROUTE TO LONDON.
- NORDEUTsCHER LLOYD s. g. 90
hast Express Steamers
To Southampton tLondon Hnvre), Bremen.
Elder Ned, Aug IL, y. m; Iraye, Wed Ar "a
$50 q m: Fulda. Sat. Aug. %, IL 80 pm. SCALE.
Ned, Aug 81 8 y. Ia ElLe Sal. sept 5, An; Az
Ter, We'd. Sept. Z. y a. ma.
Comfortable staterooms, excellens table luxurious
saloon appointments Prices: lstcabin, go aud up-
wards berth. according 70 location; I'd cabin. $3.50
berth; gteerage at low rates. Apply 10
aus l. 4. DROOP, el5 Penn ava
CTEAM WELL BORING.-wEILS BORED FOR
~ cites towns, villages farms hotels. breweries pr
waite residences railroads. Sc Satisfaction guaraD-
teed. solicit correspondence.
Ss252m' HURON A HUYETT. Haserstown, "a
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Attend the Clearing Sale at the Family Shoe
Store, 80 7th st. NV.
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4 HOME-SCHOOL FOR Girls.

Mrs. ADALINE PARET ATWATER Win take ten or
more Girls to be educated with her children giving
her own oversight with the assistance thoroughly
competent teacher Situation healthy; house and
grounds pleasant. Terms moderate School year from
uculars, address MRS. A. P. ATWATER
Mechsnicsville, St Mary's Co. Md
Reference: Right Rev. William Paret, D. D. Ii. D.,
Bishop of Maryland auI7
WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY
w has removed from Capitol Hill to 631 st. n W.,
rooms Z. 8 and9. oclS-l Inns